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The Huron Expositor, 1982-07-21, Page 4' 'Serving you Better saving More' FRIE'E 'DRAIN 'FOR STUFFIER BANINET OEM FAL 'OUT EN TR Y 'FORM INOVVIr' • A4 — THE. HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 21, 1982 Wisconsin visitors welcome in Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cahill. Tracey and Tricia, ' Milwaukee: Wisconsin. Jean Drake, Mrs. Doug Drake and Maria. visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Doe Kerslake. Marie and Pete Chessell, are on a vacation trip to Alberta, visiting with Al and Bonnie Switzer, and attend- ing the Calgary Stampede. Fifty,Staffa Women's lnsti-, tute members, their hus- bands and friends, attended and enjoyed the play "Down North" at the Blyth Summer Festival on Wednesday eve- ning .and later dined at the Triple K restaurant. Mrs. Carter Kerslake and -Mrs. Brodh Jack Burchill planned the evening. Upcoming events for the Staffa Women's Institute in- clude a bus trip on Thursday July 22. a Perth South District picnic at the Kirkton Com- munity. Centre on Wednesday August 4, and an open house at Si. Mary's Community Centre on Sunday afternoon August 8, when Institute members will have an oppor- tunity to meet, Mrs. Ziny Westebring-Muller, the A.C.W.W. president. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dock- ing. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Docking have re- turned from a holiday in the western provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mahon have returned from a holiday in the Eastern provinces. Mr. and Mrs. John Temp- leman visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Fell, Joyce and Roger,* have re- turned from a two week vacation in' the western pro- vinces. They attended the Canadian Seed Growers Con- vention in Regina and visited with relatives in Calgary. Hbme gpmes coming up for the Twin City Bombers are July 23 against Bornholm ind July 25 against the Cougars. T.C:B. will be playing the C.J.C.S. Radio team on July 24 following the pork bbq. gen 0 wins g ' 'itar trop'y Correspondent MRS. HERMAN LEONHARDT 345-2419 Congratulations are ex- tended to Doug Gilbert, of Brodhagen. He competed at the C,IM.L. Festival '82 held July 8-10 at the Val Hala Inn. Kitchener. Doug won first in the guitar solo and is proud of his trophy. David Stevenson and Doug Gilbert won 1st in the guitar duet. Again Congratulations to these fine young mu- sicians. Janice. Jason and Jeremy Beuermann spent the week- end with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Osborn RR2 Monkton. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hy- mers and Gregory, ariii Jef- frey Beuermann visited at the same home on Sunday. Mr. Robert 'Gilbert has returned to his home on Saturday after being a patient in University Hospital. Lon- don. On Friday evening many relatives, neighbours and friends gathered at the Brod hagen Community Centre to help celebrate the 30th wed- ding anniversary of Edward and Margaret Scherbarth. Carl Vock was master of ceremonies, Wilbur Hoegy and Milton Dietz each con- tributed with a speech, rem- iniscing of the 30 years and more. Dancing was enjoyed to music by Claire French and his band. Prior to the evening cele- bration a family dinner was held in the community centre. 'Those attending from a dis- tance were Mr. and Mrs. John Koehler. Mt. Forest, Ralph Scherbarth of Detroit, Susan and Eric Lazear of Portland Oregon, etc. Susan and Eric remained for their holidays at the home of her • parents Edward and Margaret Scherbarth. Con- gratulations are extended to the young couple of 30 years. Numerous local people attended the Koehler - Flannigan wedding and re- ception on Saturday. Con- gratulations are extended to the newlyweds. Mcthitoun cot-tagers home ‘r Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCe(w- an visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ferguson of Parkview Stables. Alma. Ont. on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ferg- uson recently purchased the highest priced registered American saddle -bred colt to go through the four H section of the sale in Lexington Kentucky. His sire was burn- ed in a fire early this past spring. Ma01111©12 - ••Musselman of Stratford visit- ed Saturday with their coil- ?' sins Chad and Janice McCal- lum, Mrs. Dave Watson of Wal- ton is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Koehler and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Koehler of the Western Provinces are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Beuerman and other relatives and at- tended their brother Allan's wedding on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dalton of Seaforth visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. Joy McCowan spent eight days at the Lexington Ken- tucky Junior League show and sale of registered Amer- ican saddle -bred horses. While there she met with friends from Marion, lowa and Chicago. 111. and visited various breeding farms in the area. Correspondent MRS.1DELLA REGELE 527-1106 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Regele #5 Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner of #1 Bornholm. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc- Callum. Carl McCallum. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCallum, Cindy and Colleen McCallum and Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hoegy and family of 41 Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hartman of Brucefield. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Williamson of Seaforth and Miss Angie Hare of Stratford who have been holidaying at the cot- tage at Manitoulin Island have returned to their homes. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Allan Koehler on their recent marriage. The bride is v the former Patricia Flanagan. Masters Jeff and Chris The colt was sold for S21.500.00 and is returning to Kentucky this Thursday to go in training for the Kentucky State fair in August. Mr. Ferguson has eight mares booked to him .for his first year at stud in 1983 and has now closed his books. There is already one mare booked for 1984. Mrs. McCowan has a mare booked for 1983: Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mus- selman of Stratford with Mr. and Mrs. Ron McCallum on Sunday. Dublin Bantams win tournament The Dublin Bantam ,Girls baseball team coached by Mrs. Anne Kelly. and Ray and Eleanor Maloney were yictorious as they defeated Si. Pants 10.1 to win the B" trophy in the tournament sponsored by the Downie ( optimist Club held on Satur• uay and Sunday in St. Pauls. Each ot the girls received an individual trophy as a mo - mento of their fine effort. The Pantams von he playing in Dublin on Thursday evening at -Ion p.m. against Milver- ton ( rime out and v.atch as this should hc a yery exciting game f hc yflecklY Friday eyening bingo sponsored by the Dub- lin and District Athletic Asso- ciation is really offering a super jackpot, This week the Jackpoi is 5500.00 on 56 calls. 1.ast yyeck's ix inners are as follniAs• 1, Marlene Huisser. 2 Dora Taylor. 3. Rita porter. 4 Ed Nceb, 5. Angela Klink• hammer. 6. Sister Jean Moy- 1a6. -. Eileen Bailey and indy McDonald. 8. Jean I.ockney. 9. Marge dale, 10. Joan Purdy and Marg Carter\ 11 1 ip. Fleming, 12. John Sharpj 11. Marg Carter and Mr. focr, 14. Gladys Pryde. Fi en Bailey. The Share calth went to I. Millie S an. Bob Govenlock and t,ttd Porter. 2. Julie Chessel and Lir Fleming. Jackpot consolation of 550.00 went to Gladys Pryde and Hazel Harburn. The docn pri7e was won by Angela Klinkhammer. CHAMPS IN GODERICH —Diane Bach, caplain of the Brodhagen ladies' siowpitch team (Slabtown) accepted the trophy after her team won the A championship of the 1st annual Goderich Ladles' Slowpitch tournament In Goderich on Saturday: They defeated the Goderich Sifto-Salt team 9-5 in extra Innings in the final game. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) DubOOn ond WYLER'S LIGHT FLAVOUR ,CRYSTALS MEA EPARThIENT . FROZEN FOOD BAKERY TREATS Prices effective untitSaturdoy. 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